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Adobe JavaScript Console
Does anyone know if the javascript console is available in the 6.0 standard edition?- jknt
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- Forum: Adobe: Acrobat
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Merge 2 pdfs using one as a page overlay
I need to merge 2 pds using one of the pdfs as a page overlay. For instance, I have FileA.pdf, a one page document that I'll be using for my overlay. I have FileB.pdf, a multi-page document. I need to merge or insert FileA into FileB using FileA as an overlay for each page in FileB. I also...- jknt
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Macro Compatibility Between HP4600 vs HPlj1300
DansDadUK Thanks for the suggestion. I'll give it a try. Jim K -
Macro Compatibility Between HP4600 vs HPlj1300
a)I've used both an HP lj5 and an HP ljIII printer driver. Same problem exists for macros created with either driver when executed on the lj4600 printer. However, these same macros function flawlessly when sent to my lj1300 and to an lj4650. b)Yes, I've cleaned up the start and end of the... -
Macro Compatibility Between HP4600 vs HPlj1300
I have several issues I'm trying to resolve regarding PCL macros. First, when I download macros to an HP lj1300 the download works fine, however the printer seems to go into an "offline" state which requires the ready button to be pressed the first time the printer is used after a macro is... -
Macro questions
Jim, Thanks for getting back so quickly. I've tried your suggestions, same problem exists. Regarding absolute positioning, If I read the manual correctly then absolute positioning would look like ".*p543X" and relative positioning would be ".*p+128X" I have only absolute positioning in the... -
Macro questions
I've created a logo macro using the HPiii print driver and word. The macro downloads to the printer OK using a "C:copy xxxxx.prn lpt1" and I can execute and call the macro (similar method as above) by building a .prn file with "esc fNy2X" or "esc fNy3X" (where N is the macro number). The...
